Category:Ogasawara Islands

**Ogasawara Archipelago**
	the geographical description of Tokyo's Ogasawara Subprefecture, including the Bonin and Volcano island groups along with three isolated islands, chiefly as a calque of the Japanese 'Ogasawara-Shotō'
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Instance of	archipelago;
Part of	Tokyo Islands;
Named after	Bonin Islands;
Located in protected area	Ogasawara National Park;
Location	Ogasawara Village, Tokyo, Japan
Located in or next to body of water	Philippine Sea;
Has part(s)	Bonin Islands; Volcano Islands; Nishinoshima; Okinotorishima; Minamitorishima;
Heritage designation	World Heritage Site (Ogasawara Islands, (ix), 2011–);
Area	7,939 ha (World Heritage Site);
Different from	Bonin Islands; Ogasawara Village; Ogasawara Subprefecture;
	27° 00′ 00″ N, 142° 10′ 00.01″ E
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	Q13383295; VIAF cluster ID: 253344211; Library of Congress authority ID: sh85015567; NDL Authority ID: 00992401; J9U ID: 987007283239405171; World Heritage Site ID: 1362
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This place is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, listed as Ogasawara Islands.

English: A geographically ambiguous term, covering both the Bonin Islands (Japanese: Ogasawara-gunto) and the larger territory including Iwo Jima and the other Volcano Islands (Japanese: Ogasawara-shoto) administered by Japan as the Ogasawara Subprefecture of Tokyo. The larger group is sometimes distinguished as the Ogasawara Archipelago, although this is also frequently used in English for the Bonins alone.

日本語: 小笠原諸島に関するカテゴリ